Officials said the robbery suspect shot by an Omaha police officer is now out of the hospital and in jail.

31-year-old Dillon Trejo was released from Nebraska Medicine Saturday and booked into the Douglas County jail for robbery, use of a firearm to commit a felony, felon in possession of a firearm, possession of a stolen firearm, theft by unlawful taking, and felony operating a vehicle to avoid arrest.

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Police say 31-year-old Dillon Trejo robbed a gas station at 24th and Martha streets Monday afternoon around 2:40 p.m. Officers released surveillance photos that show the robbery late Tuesday night. The robber wielded a gun.

By 3:18 p.m. police say Trejo stole a Ford F-150 pickup truck from the area of 51st and Farnam Streets. Officers say the found the vehicle used in the gas station robbery abandoned nearby.

Almost 20 minutes later, police put out an alert that Trejo was "armed with a handgun, to use caution," and that he was using drugs for the past few days, according to a police news release. The information about drugs came from a Monday morning phone call from Trejo's girlfriend to officers.

Police spotted Trejo in the stolen truck at 4:21 p.m. Monday, according to a news release. He failed to stop near 24th and Mason Streets, so the police helicopter tracked him.

Less than 10 minutes later, Brooks Riley, a 7-year veteran of the police force, used stop sticks on the vehicle Trejo stole near 26th and Rees Streets. Trejo got out and ran. Riley chased.

Witness Jimmy Lopez told police detectives Riley was shouting commands at Trejo. Lopez said he saw Trejo "spin around while aggressively pointing his right hand ... like he was holding a gun."

"I was on the stairs, I was coming down and I seen the officer get his gun out and shoot him right here and here," Osvaldo said, gesturing to his neck and hip area.

The bullet also grazed the windshield of his father's pickup, parked on the side of the road.

Trejo's girlfriend was at the shooting location before he arrived. She said when he got there, he threw cash at her and said, "They are going to have to kill me ... I love you and the kids," according to the news release.

Police say the witness accounts match the body camera footage from the encounter. Officer Riley shot Trejo less than 5 seconds after he ran from the truck, according to the news release.

Police also interviewed other officers on the scene when the shooting happened. One saw Trejo reaching into his waistband, the other heard two gunshots.

Evidence collected at the scene included two spent shell casing that matched Officer Riley's duty weapon. Police collected a stolen gun from the stolen truck Trejo was driving, and the cash that he threw to his girlfriend.

Prosecutors plan to charge Trejo with robbery and a list of other charges after his release from the hospital. Police say he is stable and recovering after the shooting.